Mechanical Harp (Lullabies)

Mechanical Harp (Lullabies) Pikmin 4 treasure
Series	Soulful Musician Series
Value	× 150
Weight	7
Maximum carriers	14
Locations	Cavern for a King
Dandori Challenge stages	None
Dandori Battle stages	None
Total amount	1

The Mechanical Harp (Lullabies) is a treasure in Pikmin 4. It is a music box that plays Piranha Plant's Lullaby from Super Mario 64 when carried or interacted with in the Treasure Catalog. It is located on the second sublevel of the Cavern for a King. Underneath its bottom is an engraving that reads "H13.001026", which stands for Heisei 13 October 26, the release date for Pikmin using the Japanese era calendar scheme that corresponds to October 26 2001 in the Gregorian calendar.

Collecting the treasure

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The Mechanical Harp is sitting on the ground in the northwestern corner of sublevel 2 of the Cavern for a King. It is guarded by a Jumbo Bulborb, a Bulborb, and four Dwarf Bulborbs, which should be defeated before attempting to collect it. To collect this treasure, you must throw 7 Pikmin at it.

Notes

Schnauz's notes

“The song played on this device is intended to make the listener feel sleepy and yet terrified to fall asleep at the same time. How odd that a piece of music can make you feel like you're staring down a mouth full of razor-sharp teeth.”

Olimar's notes

“There's a healing quality to this song, and I can't help but gravitate toward it... Perhaps this is a machine meant to lure prey for a stronger predator. The strong do have a disproportionate advantage on this planet. Wait... Then does that make me the weaker prey?”

Louie's notes

“Nana used to sing me a special lullaby to put me at ease. I would instantly fall asleep.”

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  A closer look at the Mechanical Harp (Lullabies) in the Treasure Catalog.

Trivia

• All of the Bulborbs guarding this treasure have red bodies with white spots. Red with white spots is the usual color scheme of Piranha Plants in most Super Mario games, including Super Mario 64.
• Schnauz's notes are a direct reference to Piranha Plants' iconic toothy mouth, while Olimar's are a reference to how the player needs to slowly sneak up on Piranha Plants to defeat them in Super Mario 64, possibly becoming its prey if done unsuccessfully.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	まどろみのメカニックハープ? Madoromi no Mekanikku Hāpu	Napping Mechanical Harp
Chinese (traditional)	淺睡機械式豎琴 Qiǎnshuì Jīxièshì Shùqín	Light Sleep Mechanical Harp
Chinese (simplified)	浅睡机械式竖琴 Qiǎnshuì Jīxièshì Shùqín	Light Sleep Mechanical Harp
Dutch	Mechanische slaapharp	Mechanical sleep harp
French	Harpe mécanique de la berceuse	Mechanical harp of the lullaby
German	Automatik-Harfe mit Schlaflied	Automatic Harp with Lullaby
Italian	Armonica della ninnananna	Harmonica of the lullaby
Korean	꿈꾸는 메카닉 하프 Kkumkkuneun Mekanik Hapeu	Dreaming Mechanical Harp
Portuguese	Harpa de nanar	Harp of sleeping
Spanish	Arpa mecánica de la nana	Mechanical harp of lullaby

See also

• Mechanical Harp (Memory Song)
• Mechanical Harp (Windmills)